Wooden Boat Course, Maine
Fresh from 12 days in New England, I'm busily getting caught up on work, but I'll post some pictures for good measure. Highlights of the odyssey include: (1) holding one month old Keenan Miller in our arms at Shakae's in NYC (2) breakfast and baseball with NY Yankee fanatic Dad Barton at his mountain getaway in Killington, Vermont; (3) celebrating the parents' new view of the Hudson Valley from the comfort of their patio; and (4) a challenging but spectacular 7-day wooden boat sailing course out of Camden, Maine with my dream date, Casey.
Our wee bunk cabin. Wafer thin walls, no toilet, no shower, nada.
Maine lobster bake.
View of our classroom for the week: Schooner Mary Day
Dock of the Wooden Boat School, Brooklin, Maine 
A colony of obnoxiously posh "summer" homes in Penobscot Bay
Schooner Mary Day from shore
Tom from Chesapeake Bay, the coolest cat on our team
Anchored during thunder and lightning storm in Penobscot (view of other schooner).
3 comments:
Why is Tom wearing a noose?
Those are some seriously big lobster. Scary.
Fellow bloggers on our way to Colorado (Josh and Sutay from the Tranquilo Traveler). Give us a shout at blog.stonegrooves.net and we'll see you down the road. Thanks for the link and Happy Trails, J&S
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